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Informationen zum Autor Satinder K. Dhiman is a Professor of Management and Associate Dean, MBA Director, and Chair of the School of Business at Woodbury University, the United States. A recognized leading thinker in the field of workplace spirituality and sustainability, he has also completed advanced Executive Leadership Programs at Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton. Klappentext This text provides guidelines in a variety of settings and contexts while presenting best practices in successfully leading the 21st century workforce, offering strategies and tools to lead change effectively in the present-day boundary-less work environment. Zusammenfassung The unique leadership challenges organizations face throughout the world call for a renewed focus on what constitutes "authentic, inclusive, servant, transformational, principled, values-based, and mindful" leadership. Traditional approaches rarely provide a permeating or systematic framework to garner a sense of higher purpose or nurture deeper moral and spiritual dimensions of leaders. Learning to be an effective leader requires a deep personal transformation, which is not easy. This text provides guidelines in a variety of settings and contexts while presenting best practices in successfully leading the twenty-first century workforce and offering strategies and tools to lead change effectively in the present-day boundary-less work environment. Given the ever-growing, widespread importance of leadership and its role in initiating change, this will be a key reference work in the field of leadership and change management in business. The uniqueness of this book lies in its anchorage in the moral and spiritual dimension of leadership, an approach most relevant for contemporary times and organizations. It represents an important milestone in the perennial quest for discovering the best leadership models and change practices to suit the contemporary organizations. Designed to be a resource for scholars, practitioners, teachers and students seeking guidance in the art and science of leadership and change management, this will be an invaluable reference for libraries with collections in business, management, sports, history, politics, law, and psychology. It will present essential strategies for leading and transforming corporations, small businesses, schools, hospitals, and various nonprofit organizations. It brings the research on leadership and change management up to date, while mapping its terrain and extending the scope and boundaries of this field in an inclusive and egalitarian manner. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction, Part I: Leadership Theories/Styles/Types: Past and Present, 1. What would Marcus Aurelius Do? The Stoic Art of Leading and Managing Change during Turbulent Times, 2. Servant Leadership and Overcoming Resistance to Change: A Diagnostic Framework, 3. Quite Ego Leadership: Leading Wisely in Times of Change, 4. How Does Responsible Leadership Fit with a Participatory Management Model?, 5. Speaking Truth to Power: The Leader Voice and the Voices they Listen to, 6. New Forms of Self-Actualized Leadership: Leading Organizational Change Back to Human, 7. Qabus-nama on Virtuous Leadership: A Medieval Model for Modern Business, 8. Getting to the Essence of Leadership: Yoga as a Foundational Framework, 9. How Culture Influences Leadership Styles in Africa, 10. Exploring the Dark Side of Leadership, 11. Leading Successful Transitioning: Back to Basics of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross’ Contribution, Part II: Motivation, Mindfulness, and the Changing Landscape of Leadership, 12. Motivational Strategies of Circular Economy Companies: Five Case Studies from Finland, 13. Why Leaders in the U.S. Build Businesses with Purpose, 14. Mindful Change Management for Disruptive Artificial Intelligence, 15. Shock Leader Mindfulness: An Essential Element for Leading Organizations through Crises, 16. Change Manage...
